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Another project inspired by Rachel Nelson Smith’s work. I saw a picture of her See Star Bangle on her site last spring and was fell in love with it! I devised my own way of constructing it and choose colors bright corally colors mixed with a matte beige – cream color that brings out the shine in the coral colored beads. Copper colored seed beads at the tips of the spikes give a nice closure to the piece.
It is made of hundreds of tiny glass seed beads and countless hours of endless stitching but who cares; it was great fun! I am sure you will enjoy wearing it as much as I enjoyed creating it!
I like my images on the darker side...
Strobist info: Vivitar 285 bounced into a Litedisk, camera right. Stage lights high up above the model. PWs.
Model: Ashleigh-Renecia (Helen Wells Agency), MUA: Fierce Looks
Oval element hung off wire and rubber choker (off centre hung). Matching round bangle. Punched, embossed silver.
Specially commissioned birthday bangle stack features lots of global good luck and deliciousness. www.so-charmed.com
She shut her eyes
and imagined her lover on the bed,
hugged herself tight
with her own loose-bangled arms.
Specially commissioned birthday bangle stack features lots of global good luck and deliciousness. www.so-charmed.com
A simple bangle decorated with slices of leaf cane.
This was fun to make! Thanks to Cara for the inspiration!! www.flickr.com/photos/surfingcatclay/
Polymer Clay - No glaze, no varnish, no sanding or buffing either!!!
This bangle is made from premo, in mossgreen, light yellow and gold-olive-mix. The photo is made on a holiday ;) it;s not the typical Dutch weather.
Polymer Clay Bracelet, back to my favorite color palette! I love rainbow colors and ethnic jewelry. This bangle is looking a little like African bead work.
Included quartz and nail detail. I liked the way the sun catches this stone. One of my students described it as being "like thistledown".
Taken with Pentacon 50mm f1.8 lens on Panasonic GH2.